Hazards Beach to Coles Bay

Enjoy a scenic 30-minute cruise along the striking granite coastline of Great Oyster Bay, while our local guides share fascinating stories about the area's history and wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for seals, seabirds, dolphins, and even migrating whales who might pop up to say hi!

From Wineglass Bay, it is a gentle 2-kilometre bushwalk along the Isthmus Track to Hazards Beach. This 30-minute walk takes you through classic Australian bushland, where you'll have a chance to spot native flora and fauna along the well-marked trail. Keep a lookout for friendly echidnas and wallabies.

Guests should ensure they are waiting at Hazards Beach 15 minutes prior to departure.
Itinerary

Departs Hazards Beach
9:45am, 11:15am, 2:15pm, 3:30pm

Arrives Coles Bay/Freycinet Lodge
10:30am, 11:45am, 2:45pm, 4:00pm.
Things You Need to Know

A Parks Pass is required to access the Freycinet National Park. It is the guest's responsibility to organise their Parks Pass for their visit. These can be purchased via https://passes.parks.tas.gov.au
We provide the aqua taxi service only. Guests are fully responsible for their activities, safety and time spent within Freycinet National Park.
Ensure you are wearing suitable clothing and footwear for bushwalking in an environment where conditions can change.
Be sure to pack sunscreen, water, food and beach gear.
Guests are limited to one bag or backpack per person.
We will provide a full refund if we cancel the service due to weather. We reserve the right to cancel or vary any trip and will incur no liability for any such cancellation or alteration.
The boat gets you close to the beach, however, you may get wet feet as you step onto shore.
We have no age or height restrictions.
We don't cancel bookings due to low numbers.
Visit https://www.parks.tas.gov.au for more information on Freycinet National Park including bushwalking and camping options.
Bookings are subject to our terms and conditions which can be viewed at https://www.pwj.com.au/terms

Cooks Beach to Coles Bay

Our transfers depart from Cooks Beach at 10:00am and arrive in Coles Bay around 10:15am.

Guests should ensure they are waiting at the departure point 15 minutes prior to departure.
Things You Need to Know

A Parks Pass is required to access the Freycinet National Park. It is the guest's responsibility to organise their Parks Pass for their visit. These can be purchased via https://passes.parks.tas.gov.au
We provide the aqua taxi service only. Guests are fully responsible for their activities, safety and time spent within Freycinet National Park.
Ensure you are wearing suitable clothing and footwear for bushwalking in an environment where conditions can change.
Be sure to pack sunscreen, water, food and beach gear.
Guests are limited to one bag or backpack per person.
We will provide a full refund if we cancel the service due to weather. We reserve the right to cancel or vary any trip and will incur no liability for any such cancellation or alteration.
There may be times when it is not possible for us to get to Cooks Beach due to weather conditions or operational limitations. Guests should be prepared with additional supplies in the event you cannot leave from Cooks Beach when originally planned. At times, guests may need to walk to an alternative pickup point at Hazards Beach.
The boat gets you close to the beach, however, you may get wet feet as you step onto shore.
We have no age or height restrictions.
We don't cancel bookings due to low numbers.
Visit https://www.parks.tas.gov.au for more information on Freycinet National Park including bushwalking and camping options.
Bookings are subject to our terms and conditions which can be viewed at https://www.pwj.com.au/terms

Schouten Island to Coles Bay

Our transfers depart from Crocketts Beach on Schouten Island at 12:30pm and arrive in Coles Bay by 1:30pm.

Guests should ensure they are waiting at the departure point 15 minutes prior to departure.
Things You Need to Know

A Parks Pass is required to access the Freycinet National Park. It is the guest's responsibility to organise their Parks Pass for their visit. These can be purchased via https://passes.parks.tas.gov.au
We provide the aqua taxi service only. Guests are fully responsible for their activities, safety and time spent within Freycinet National Park.
Ensure you are wearing suitable clothing and footwear for bushwalking in an environment where conditions can change.
Be sure to pack sunscreen, water, food and beach gear.
Guests are limited to one bag or backpack per person.
We will provide a full refund if we cancel the service due to weather. We reserve the right to cancel or vary any trip and will incur no liability for any such cancellation or alteration.
There may be times when it is not possible for us to get to Schouten Island due to weather conditions or operational limitations. Guests should be prepared with additional supplies in the event you cannot leave the island when originally planned.
The boat gets you close to the beach, however, you may get wet feet as you step onto shore.
We have no age or height restrictions.
We don't cancel bookings due to low numbers.
Visit https://www.parks.tas.gov.au for more information on Freycinet National Park including bushwalking and camping options.
Bookings are subject to our terms and conditions which can be viewed at https://www.pwj.com.au/terms

Bruny Island Traveller is a full day tour from Hobart. Taste your way across Bruny Island, visiting some of our renowned artisan producers on an all inclusive gourmet wilderness adventure whilst discovering the spectacular scenery and cultural heritage of Tasmania's favourite island.

Be prepared for a delicious day out where you will enjoy award winning cheeses, premium wines and beer, freshly shucked oysters, handmade fudge, local honey and a delicious lunch at Pennicott's beachside restaurant with sweeping views of Adventure Bay.

Be inspired by island anecdotes of flora, fauna and history as told by our guides and storytellers. See local aboriginal artefacts including the first floating Tasmanian aboriginal canoe since European settlement. Wonder at the Bligh Museum, with tall tales of Adventure Bay explorers.